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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-04
Games Yesterday.

At Boston,
Tsss Sn. ..::.:. 81 Ill
Base Hits-Boston 81, indianapolis Is Errors
Boston u, Indianapolis 81. Game called at
the end of the eighth inning in order to catch
At New York
New w York .. GSI GO sc 80 10
Dg Rasn bits-Yey York * Detroit 10 Rrr owlE
New York ~, Detroit g. Game called at the end
of the eighth inning on account of darkness.
At Brooklyn--
Br r5,2l,lI,i. '.'.'." s9G Ss9S ga 4
Base hits-Brooklyn % Louisville H. Errors
Brooklyn 3, Louisville =.
At Philadelphia--First game
Athletics ..'.. ga 30
Earned runs-Cincinnati 8. Athletics .. Bare
hits-Athletics IL, Cincinnati Ii. Errors-Ath-
letics I, Cincinnati 6.
Second game
GiqGi4Rati SO qSG rs rs
Base Cincinnati ia, Athletic o. En-
rors-- Cincinnati Z. Athletic 5.
At Washington-Ten innings
Pittsburg.. -. -. Q o Q 0 "a
Base Washington ~, Pittsburg 8. Er,
rors-Washington 3, Pittsburg 3.
At Baltimore
Cleveland. o o o O 90 o 90
Baltimore ....... 0 40 Ks
Base Baltimore 10, Cleveland 4. Errors
Baltimore :, Cleveland D.
At Staten Island, first game, six in
nings)-
81. LOUIS. q l--SH
Metropolitan. ............. / 2i 0 g.
Base hits-St. Louis ~, Metropolitans IA.
Errors--St. Louis D. Metropolitans II
Second game with changed batteries)--
Metropolitan. 0 o o.
st. Louis ..... 3 Of 3 0 X z
Base hits etropolitans ~, st. Louis 10. En-
rors-M etropolitans5, st. Louis 6.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia -. "a O0lab o Old
Chicago. ..... 0 o 0 o 0 o o. 3
Base hits Philadelphia %, Chicago TO- Err
Philadelphia /. Chicago ,.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-04
The President

Anything needed for Mems wear at Bel
singers "a Whitaker street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-04
B. H. LEVY & BRO.
Umbrellas.

Broadway Silk Hats just out at Belsin,
gers, "a Whitaker street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-04

Tho + and Spiders Scarf Pin at Bel
singers = Whitaker street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-04

The day of an execution will be known, of
course, and around the Jail will be gathered
the same old lovers of the gallowS who
attended the public hangings, but they will
only wait about to stare blanlsly at the
outer walls and speculate upon the fate
of the murderer who is to
die. They will not be interested
in watching how bravely he mounts the
steps of the scaffold nor can they see
whether his muscles witch nervously as he
stands waiting for the trap to fall They
will only know that a man, guilty
of the gravest Of offenses against
society, is guilty, led into a
a dark cell, and there, without the false
bravery that the presence of a multitude of
onlookers inspires, he is put TO death. A
death that is surrounded by mystery can
cause no other feelins than one of horror
and that is why the secluded cell has sue
ceeded the high gibbet with its accompani-
ment of rioting
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-04-16
WaS0nS lldd. 10 .Strfnknr

Hck's Subdtv. Of Port If Blk 3.
Homestead. and Books | j. q
MGSOR's .iddtt on.
D II Mason ........... 65
Unknown 49, 2 & 81
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Malloyn's Add. 70 LelaAd..

5 ! a Sinn'e .,., ~ - 8 ;S
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Porier'S lid. to Grand Rtdge
Town of Dayton.
w edrOn

BrlroSr : .iidtti0n.
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Moore d PiamJs Add 70
iSireaf0F,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-04-16
PUmys IN Add. 10 Nireltor.

Lot 8, BIZ 5, Piumb's 4h Add.
John Stobbs. ......lot Z 5 $50
same ...... lot2 4 2W
Jos Renwick .....lot7 q S i6
PlumJ's 5M lid. 10 Siredtor.
Geo Olingcrs. 52
School House, (Dist I0,) 500
Plumb's Gh add. 10 .Streator.
John Cowley.... ...... | 500
VIM Toyham, SOFT side l 5W
HowiaHd & Knaps's Add. 10
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Br0ddIrdy add. % Sfreator.
BrOad,oay % .idd. to .StnQtor.


Thos Mandcrp 10 "a.
John Hlliiard suhdiy n
wcor sec 30. I 81, IA 2 ~,
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Richards I'd add. to Stredt0r.
\ Richards ........... So l2.
Sub. die. Of Seq. S,cq. Sec.
80, 81, B.
A Miller. ............wpt 9 AZ,
A Il Hopp. 10 S4s
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IOWn Oh Eerenl.
Town of EarlViLie

.StiisO 4 ~ = Ear rHe.
Mari 4 Dsrrow nh 10 1.5
.StitsOn'. q adj % Rar|rjlLs
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

The E7gic. staid Old bird. startled its
readers the other dsv with an account Of
what might have been an incipieut scandal.
IN Which woman in black and a man in
blue figured IS prominent characters, the
scene being laid In the vicinity Of Monr0s
and Ottawa So Since thar time 10 has been
very annoying CD several people who wear
blue clothes to have people ask them on
the street aud In their Once alCut thar little
affair uron the corner. OF course al tie
ct.roimea wear 0lue ClO.hes and
suspicion las been more or
less cast upon them and although they all
a4cK tteirinnocence. still they hu l1 awk-
ward 90 be oohgsd 10 make explanations.
Then thers are several other officials Who
az ln t8s has.t Of dressing in pain blue
who have been banded about t.e Affair.
one II them ayers that be ~ eighteen
usi.fs away izom tie city at the time, and
s4Fs that tH1 Is BIS AssoCiales have since
laii sway their olue garments and oonned
ttose ot another color 20 AVOID trouble
Wh0 Is the guilty Wrsfchl
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

When Police C0gri opened FOR business
yi'steriav uorniag. With the officers al in
place issrs was a very noticeable iack Of
noise sud bus,is. as there vas also lack Of
PRISONERS ia the box. that is. a. compared
wit1 what bas been thsrs for the past
pfnnth ard haif Albert Lawrence.
ebareed 5r Hichsel Brcck 80 court noto-
retr vita having abused ami iDsufed bis
we Mary Brock pisaiei n1t guilty 60 the
charge of hfesch ct ths peace aod be VI
hsvr q bearing scn july Zt---tAss. q.
Williamson VITO nks arrested on complains
of ffs zis ior being drums and dlsordsrlys
wss sentenced to iail tor fitesn ts7s.--
TIE csss ~ James STE wErs lor ksepinE hts
sai,aon orra on sunday Nss stieureert -
tilr 9 TIE examination of fsfrick
8artneft ard Nichssi Lvnch vas conuBaed.
ths testimony ereVio1siv taken beirz read
- fte f'rrrf The case vas ed IoDrned ~
give ths defense further time 70 obtain testi-
n9rv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
Knhn Keeps the be.. ErIanssr beer.


J F. Gable. Tailor and Draper, started
for New York ast Saturday TO purchase 3
flll Hne Of fall and Winter stock. he will
buy the finest Ene of merchant tsiiorinz
seo3s that has ever been bought. ia this
city. and ~ill tske particular pains IL sscur-
ing the metropolitan fashions NJ Gable
berg formerly from New York City he has
A large scqusintanes with the vest and
finest tailoring establish naentS. fafY f~i1
take particular pains and pleasure . show
him the very ls,est styles. lie viii slso
bave on New YORK sxnibigion one Of nis
sne garments. which be viil wear Oh hls
return from the East Hs hss = good man
in charge 80 take care Of his business while
be is away. suits can be ooesht for. tie
next 10 weeks for 3 o $40 less thar regu.
lar prices j. r Gks4z
Tailor and Draper. Is Moaroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
Erlanger bee ! at Kuhn's is the best.
Manhattan Beach Bsthinx House To tn
Front

manhAuan Beach fsthinx House 10 IN
Front.
Owing 10 the interest manifested by the
ladies of Grand Rapids for bathing, and
finding II absolutely impossible 10 accom-
modate all with his present. capacity, Chas.
W. Seidel. proprietor of Manhattan Beach
bathing house. has made arrangements for
the erection of another large hath-house
near his present one, which will be devoted
exclusively to the ladies'. with ana without
escorts. The pleasing manner in which
this tavorite resort has been conducted has
added much TO the attraction of Reed 5
Lake, and Mr.. Seidel will continue 10 i'm
prove and enlarge his grounds as the pat
ronage increases. The new house will be
same size as the other. and to the left as
you approach the beach, with separate
docks. swings, tubs. springbOards. etc,
with a high partition bstween the two,
making il impossible for gentlemen and
boys without ladies to interfere whatever
with their pleasure. Instructors will be
furnished at request TO teach Ladies the art
of swimming, and all those feeling an in
terest in this pleasant pastime should GER
tainly encourage Mr. Seidel with their pat
ronage. as his grolnds and accommodations
are tar superior To any at Reeds Lake, and
rocond TO none In the State. Go one, 60 all
ar the Manhattan Beach bathing house and
enjoy a lovely swim.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
THE lR8[IIER VEHlA
Tea Ehess4sa osuszs F<s xs~r ExR<Fsssa
- c-Fsak Ess slek <4.a N-sdf sten
bsss~Ehs Ihlsa seeiesE - EAa
Atehis4a hanza

Ths G-asn W8rxi1zneas Aid 9ackefy
seas - sls sldest sssoci4Eians - lae e.sgs
snd sta she sxeepioa u ne u = szh-ta-
Scng Cla8-Aas tAs lzrxes. nemnsrsliF. ~
So ns.nles of over f73 -uss asl1csEs ale
ssrna 1rea ila so.ls. Fhs soeisty seles a
poxsFs..< - hasaee aad shils bcE a.A.e .
heard lasoash the press d is aoinss. 5 Is
hsssrtAsless continually doiae good snd
ma1g . sex nsAber snd desnEate lanllg
eau attest ~ e14riiY. TIE 5ociety eIlof sees
IA IS 1tsnlBess1lp t1e representative Gel.
nsaas Anseric4n eilzsns sEld % tEe inds-
isElzabla i4DoEs - - oEEcefs ts due
tne presrnt proud position which he
soeielY holds among slallzr organizations
4 tbs state.
Ip to lass year shs society in this city.
ranke8 seelsn1 Il tie Band 8lt zE toe pes
en- time ir holds thlrd place. Ea-s Saxinas
having 1s-aaee1 i1. lle s)siety a. East
eaFinaE ia order 20 swell iis nenosss1io,
stretched ouE TIE bs1d o4 fellowship - tns
bag tlt5s. 10lta 1azi14Hs. saginaw tlty
aud ot1er surrounding tosns an1 took Ia q
large number " their German citizens, and
~ tne axerciss oi Almost hercu4eaa Efforts
slleceedsc n securing Second place from
8rand Rapids.
Dlfnlg lhs pas1 year the society IN this
city has sD ~ el steady zfosfa, and =.
ths mesti4e 30 tue bund tie ol.iceFs feel
eonldeat ot stall assuming sec0oa place
The mem oegsnlD here - connned strictly g
The cltg. n having been ioluG moss de-lra'
be A. securing an activity Nhlch cannot ID
sDioysi nY tie nlr1d1clon VI n0n- agtsnd-
Ing ou'slds nssm1eg4
TIE soc.efy meets az Arbeifsr Han. on
West jefferson o.. ~ Building oeing Que oi
tAe mest s40s-aat'al Ia tie cily. Here
aloof ftom al outside lDhaences tae melu
befs and their families meet 20 ENJOY t1eui-
sefes la q 4liet manner. and musical and
dramatic programmes are aFrar zed oy iLs
cumul3ttsss foe the-r amusement. Ene
nlemseFs adhere iarzsiy % TIE olt German
cusloros aa1 tleig quiet. plain metaods oi
enjoy ueuf have aoous tlsnl ugpe Of tes
banefsi ildaelces, W14cl chaFactesize 30
siefies in ze1efaL
Asiss ff0m the social features. the society
has = higher aud nODler pcrpOse. IA tns
care os the SICK and destitute Members. and
The sum expended aauuaily Tor tAls pUr
posa Is in The vicinity OF $1,000.
Iae oi1 GERS OF the society sre Jacob Z
fiisctLs. PRESIDENT Louis Marin. secOne
secretary AdO.ph WuEzotlrS. treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
beer at Kuhn's sis the best.
Now Imprnvanrants.

1t undoubtedly will be pleasant news to
the OLD patrons of the New Rathbun House
to know that the same has changed hands
and being renovated throughout, newly
pspered walls. fresh painted panels, new
carpets. new furniture and new everything
Mrs. A. Q. Rogers. an estimable lady, hay-
ing charge will use her every effort to make
guests comfortable, ana her pleasing man
ner OF entertaining will doubtless prove to
the general public that the New Rathbun
House Is the place 10 stop.
The transisnts who have heretofore made
it a point@to stop at the Rathbun House
will find that in Mrs. Rogers they have a
lsndlady with untiring efforts to make their
stay pleasant. Rooms can be rented by
clerks or other young gentlemen by the
month or week. Cleanliness our motto.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
THg 9. 3. 3 ! exTeNsloN.
xmoAx the Probaai'isis-. but stuI In tn.
Dinl Distasee.

DAA4
The sxten sion 81 the Grand Rapids 4 In
dals railroad from kalk4sxs 70 Elk Rap
sds Is act such an assured certainty as resi-
dsnts ia that vicinity anticipate. The
suoieef has beeo talked Of for some time. -
sad an aciai Of the road yesterday. but
Il Is sar from being an assured tact. Il Is
-ithsn thesranxe of possibility and even
PROBABILITY. bus there remains q sreat deal
ret ~ do. The matter must De Of0Uglt be-
lore lac e1scuiire ooard. and =. Of course.
suoise. 20 tEelr approval or disapprogAl.
The route has not SCI been surveyed. al
thOuza esLlmatss VI cost have cecn
suomitfsd. Sir. Noble has not been here
tcr seyerzl weexs. aad tse only notice We
lave lad oi t1s raising OF tae Naikasxa
bonus IS he article IN the TELE0RAu Her
AID yestertay-
President ". o. Hughars said. The
sub 90 lss been talked 81 for two or three
yeas and seems 20 have received a new
start. Toe bgiidiag "a the branch IS among
Tie Dfoo1bid tiles. taj have tod 0ar board
thai proposition would De asde 10 them.
When tae al1tssr assumes tangioie shspe |
saall coEier With our reople IN the East.
and leel confident that they viii LOOK favor
aDy upon %.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
Fresh Erlanger beer at Kuhn's.

OFFICE or The EAGLE STEAM LAUNDRY
AND DYE HOUSE,, No. q CANAL-sT.,
GRAND RAPIDS Mich, July 20. 1887.
Editor TELKGRA&-HARALD:
Please inform the public that I have con-
nected steam laundry with my DYE House
and Securing establishment, and will do my
utmost 70 give them the best work that was
ever brought out BY machinery. and tell
them that humbly ask OF them share OF
their trade. Your most humble servant.
q. A. BERwIS.
Ring telephone No. 9l9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
Take glass Of Erlanssr beer At Kusn's


That The eitlzsns Of Grand Rapids have
the rare opportan y of securing clothing
A. such sscr Sc prices as have oee1 efsraa
auring ths pssf six weeks OF two monfbs At
tae Crest Wsr5r5oe. Col Pisrcs vi cosi-
Arg. l. s1d e. rh0 have the nnonsg -
suare vonid Be We 70 purchase 0vs~s0sts
ard anr otbsT er.lcle in TIE shApe y cfoth-
inx during this the .ast reek ol the sac al
tas " sr1rooe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
New Bathing House.

Messrs Paul AMI Roe, old residents OF
this city, have provided handsome bath
ing house at Mr.. Whitney's hotel, just
above the Soldiers Home. where they have
row boats, fishing tackle, and minnows for
rent. The steamer Unknown makes regu-
lar trips on Wednesday, Saturdays and
Sundays 10 these grounds. and IL being a
favorite picknicking place. the addition viii
evidently prove a profitable one. Go up
todsy AMI see them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
knsn keeps the best ErIsnger beer.


'erhe Manhattan" is the name Of the re-
generated ST. Denis Hotel. which is under
the management oi Harry Gilbert. formerly
Of the Lansing House Lansing. and late of
the Coleman, Detroit. Commercial trav-
elers and the public generally will find ex-
csllen5 quarters ~ Tbe Manhattan, which
will De conducted IN frst-clsss style. The
rates are = per day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
Fresh Erlanger beer at Kuhn's.

The only exclusive Baby Carriage Store
in the United States is at No. 275 Wabash
ave, Chicago. The large and beautiful
display ef the celebrated Holman Adjusta-
bic Baby Carriages is the wonder and pride
OF the people of the great Northwest. See
advertisement in another column of this
paper and send for their handsome cata-
lOgue
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

A team e horses 6rfssz ey Thomas
kal-n, ; fzraeF EessdlRz LEAR 6r4ndsill<.
fss 4s4F 0n ssrsRd sille-4sx bear the G 4
frightezaeo =. lie riasiag 81 locomot1ss
he1 Ihe horss tore ap the street a. .
fsrtoas rate. running int1ss vehicle driven
% Jaan oonnasrnan. AID l4klDg Two
shssIs froE8 under hls wagon. Gunner
Lasn sLorss FzH away, but sss brought 10
a sta14still without dolng spy further
tan1gr. k1ilan horses Continued II their
Els8t Until be stopped theEn b running
them sxasast an exaoankEssaI The ~sgoa
was k41ly aszasged but lnexiiy MF- hllaa
sss zfea Without any injury sxcepg that his
hsD8s are badly lacer2Eea ~ here the rslns
1sgs thgo4za the 1esh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

rsita,.fIsefer fr Mtnrce-st bss Iarre
-ssr fs- al frsh aaf SAL us5sr fsa. S8u
sssI crss afstes ana 'cannea srals Of
al snas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

Golden - morning. sissr Al noon and
lead Al nigAl." Is the old sssing about eAG.
ia 1rsnzes. but there l. ssoalslbing Ia.
is risns,y nxmed Golden, znd can DC rxksn
With bene1Ezt any bour "a the dsr. Tins
. DF. PlsEce's Golden Medical Discovery
literally sorth It's weight IN gold 70 any
liver and lungs. Ii is unf2iling. By drug
slsf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

Go to Detienthaler's. III Monroe-st.. for
your fish. lie always has the freshest and
best in the market
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24
BILL or FAKE.


Windsor, Ila Monroe-s&
s0UP.
Chicken.
Rosst Beaf with Brown Sauce.
SpTlng Lamb. Mint Sauce.
R0zs. Pork, Apple Sauce.
Ribs OF Beef, Brown Potatoes.
Friccssee Chicxen.
Pine Apple trlEsers.
RELIsHKs.
Sliced Tomatoes.
Pickles.
Worcestershire Sauce.
Celery.
yEGETABLEs
Green Corn. French Peas. Mashed Pota-
toes.
PASTRY.
Green Apple Pie. Lemon Pie. Whortle-
berry Pie.
DESSERT.
Ice Cream. Assorted Cake. Tea. Coffee.
Watermelon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

nraf t,reef thaf e~ervfhwg IN ths fsh
r-r .sn 81 had at nsfsentaa.er f1l Nan.
r4.s.st
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-23
A Clear Case Of Blk.

Probably two dozen unsuspecting
spectators paid their cart wheel at the
door Of the skating rink last night and
anxiOusly awaited the opening round
Of the glove contest for scientific
points" announced to begin there at
8 o'clock, between Billy Perkins and
Ned Gsuthier. Owen DOwd was
chosen referee. aud at about 10 o'clock
time was called and the contestants
stepped inside the ropes and prepared
10 make a great fight. Four rounds
were performed without any percepti.
BILE weakening in eithe. party, not q
good blow having been received or
blocked. AT the end Of the fifth round
Gauthier, who was %prancing about on
all fours, claimed q foul on some tech
nicsl point. which as this was u -cien-
tifc ,ontest for points, WAS not g-ner-
ally understood. Referee Dnwd al.
lowed the claim Of foul and the
Frenchnan disappeared behind the
wings. A number of belliserent spec
taior- clsimed IA foul, too, and their
claim was apparent. the whole per.
iormance smelling strongly of rat.
Kicking was the extent of the excite.
ment, however, and though some Of
the cowboys wanted To clean up the
presiding genIuses Of the ropes, they
finally accepted with as good grace AS
possible the fact that they had been
suckers-with the rest Of the specta-
tors-and had their tail pulled, as they
expressed II. As a reporter stepped
out Of the hall he heard u conversa-
ton between two husky representa-
lives of the guirt aud spur which
BODIED i'll for any future blk, II John
l.. sullivan himself should advertise
an appearance in Miles City il IL
hardly likely that he would receive u
paying house, there having been q
series Of fiascos of this sort obtaining
in Miles City fom the beginning, and
the creduilty Of the population Is w
now overtsxed. The spectators of last
nights put up job are out one dollar
In coin Of the realm and their entire
stock Of faith in tho honesty of any
Miles CITY entertainment nj like ca.t
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-23

Passing along Main street yesterday
one of the visitors to the stock con-
yention who had remained in the city
he'd his attention drawn to the un-
natural position Of u man on q dry
goods box, his body reclining against
a store building, and his eyes covered
by what appeared at fret sight to be
green goggles. Closer examination
revealed the appearance and signs OF
death, and hailing a passing COW man,
an inspection Of the clothing on the
fossil revealed an envelope In Il pocket
which bore the name Of u merchant OF
this place, but with whom neither
were familiar. The COW ma re-
marked: This il a singular case, for
this 10 evidently a merchant OF this
city, but it's strange that | don't know
him, and I've been here since the for
nation" DIR. Wood was summoned
and decided upon Investigation that il
was only a case Of suspended ANNA
ton. The man had never advertised
any, and not having the least bit Of
exercise in his store had come out and
subsidized into atorpid condition on the
decrepit goods box which ornamented
his store front and did duty as a sign.
The green goggles turned out to be
nothing but blue bottle flies which
had congregated for q sociable on his
weak and vascillating orbs Of vision.
There are more cases than one Of
such suspended animation in Miles
City. The inquest that will be held
upon them will have the sheriff fol
coroner and n crowd OF clamorous cred
itors for jurymen unless they brace ny
and advertise, and let the people know
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-23

greater 10 Inducements for stock raising,
let the pessimists and croukers crosk
~ they list. Even conceded that the
cattle hav We been thinned out by the
past winter, aud that the calf crop
will be greatly diminished, 1t had 10
come some time. and nov was a better
time than one year, or two years. or 3
number of years hence. The stock
men of eastern Montana are much
better fixed than they allow, and the
reaction and improvement In the great
stock growing industry, which the
losses Of last winter will bring about,
will prove and soon re acknowledged
by them to have been u blessing 10
disguise.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-23
ST SUPPLEMENTARY
- ~

At n meeting of the executive com.
mite. of the Montana stock Grower.
Association held late on the night OF
the 2lst inst, the following important
resolution WAS passed:
AT a meeting Of the executive com.
mitlee OF the Montana stock Growers
Association held Ia Miles City, April
list, 1887, The following resolution wac
unanimously adopted:
Whereas. The practice Of selling cat
tie on the markets of Chicago, 81.
Paul, II. Louis, Omaha and Kansas
City for a fixed price per head in con-
-idered 10y every member Of this assu-
cistion la he unfair. unjust and against
the best Interests of the indu try, es.
pecially with reference to range cattle,
therefore be IL
Resolved. That the commission
statesmen of the above mentioned cities
he requested 10 Remedy this great evil
by changing the present method of
selling al 50c per head regardless of
value 10 ] per cent. OF the gross sale,
and be II further
Resolved, That n copy Of this reso-
luton signed 10y the president mud Sec
rotary Of this association he forwarded
TO the secretaries OF the live stock ex-
cnanges of the before mentioned mar
kets. the Chamber Of Commerce, II,
Paul, the Board of Trade, Minneapolis,
the Wyoming stock Growers Associa-
ton nj Cheyenne, and the lnterna-
tional Range Association at Denver,
with our earnest solicitation that they
cooperate with Us in effeciing this
much needed reform.
Jos. SCOTT, President,
X, Is. HARRISON, Secretary.